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Old 08-08-2009, 02:00 PM #1
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Default Neurontin and St. John's Wort: Is this a safe combo?

HI,
I take Neurontin for RSD in my limbs. I was offered Cymbalta but it didn't agree with me..
I would like to try St. John's Wort to optimize my seratonin level (which is what Cymbalta is supposed to do) but I've been unable to find reliable info that it is safe to take S. John's Wort with Neurontin!
Has anyone ever tried this combination and in what dosage?

Thanks!!
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